Steve,Tim, et all I got an 'A' as a final grade for intro to vb.net. Now, with the easy stuff aside, I can begin working on Real application problems. My...
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Tim Rupp, You're being humble. Your name should be on the list - absolutely. Andrew Wong ... _________________________________________________________________ ...
Thanks for your vote Andrew! I don't know how many times I've posted, because I my Outlook files only show received messages and I don't get copies of my own...
I'm working with VB.Net via VS2005. I'm taking a class and we're going over database connectivity. We are to do a simple application of connectiong to a...
Have you tried "unload me"? That will take you to the _unload event procedure. You should then set all your objects to nothing in the unload event. ... From:...
I'm guessing that you've got an open connection to the database that hasn't been closed and is holding your application open. Make sure that your datasources...
Hi John, ... I'll let others on this list be the judge of whether my answers are helpful or not. I Sometimes I get a bit long-winded trying to explain the...
... Speaking as a lurker hobbyist programmer, I find your answers very informative, at least the ones I can understand :) Contributions from the others...
All, My book on Beta 2 states that the constructor should look something like this Public Sub New() MyBase.New() End Sub Is the MyBase.New required in 2005? I...
Hi Joe, ... I don't currently have 2005 installed on my machine so I can't fact check this, but I believe that 2005, as is the case with 2003 will raise an...
In a nutshell, here's what help has to say about MyBase. MyBase is used to explicitly call a base class constructor from a derived class constructor. The...
Thanks Adelle, I found that information in the Help File for 2005 express. If you have a moment, what exactly is this doing anyway? It looks as though it is...
Wow, I am not in VB6 land anymore. This will take a while to digest. Thanks _____ From: helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com [mailto:helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com] On ...
Honestly Joe...., Hours of coding, and figuring out why something doesn't work ( normally a typo ). Then figure out how the sample code works ( or in many...
Hi Joe, ... Correct. Imagine your base class represents a vehicle: Class Vehicle Private imNumWheels As Integer Public Sub New(ByVal NumWheels As Integer) ...
As an "other", I can happily stick in my vote for you. You have a terrific "long view" on topics that not only answer the questions asked, but raise the bar...
Seconded! /tr ... From: helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com [mailto:helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Neiger, Bruce D Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 10:33 AM To:...
I've said this before (and forgive me for assuming, 'eer so briefly, the mantle of the "wise"): 1) Do. 2) Read. 3) Ask. This seems to be true of ANY area of...
... [Adelle noted that:] I am still learning how, when, and if, to use the dispose event. My impression is that it is rarely needed at all, and that it is...
And it never hurts to get some formal training with others (as in a class room setting of some kind). It's amazing how bouncing ideas off one another, as in...
Also -- there's a concept out there... "pair programming"... A quick Google search will likely yield a fair bit of hits.... I a nutshell, it means programming...
... Strongly Thirded < g > While my illustrative metaphors may correctly explain the point in question, I often seem to include other material which may...
Minor note on MyBase.New, if not already mentioned... I beleive that, if it IS required, it must be the first statement in the dervied class' constructor. I...
I placed me.dispose in the form's closing event, and everything seems okay now. Thanks :) ... that hasn't ... your ... [mailto:helpwithvb@yahoogroups.com] On ...
Personally, I like the "end" statement at the end of the unload event. That way, if I forget to unload some form or not set some object to nothing, or forget...